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Here Come Treble · 09-22-2010, 08:06 PM

[QUOTE=Acres per Second;139719]1) As a shoreline property-owner, I at least, do "get a say" here.

3) New Hampshire's Birdlife requires a large quantity of fish during a relatively short season.

4) It matters to residents' quality of life that Ospreys, Mergansers, Eagles, and Kingfishers can ever regain their former numbers.

5)The number of Loons—and even Cormorants—appear to be diminished this year.

Given these statements about the deminished population of fish eating birds, I'm curious about what is going to happen after 15 tons of herbicide is applied to "kill" milfoil in Moultonborough this fall.

09-22-2010, 08:06 PM	#26
Here Come Treble Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Center Harbor Posts: 1 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	[QUOTE=Acres per Second;139719]1) As a shoreline property-owner, I at least, do "get a say" here. 3) New Hampshire's Birdlife requires a large quantity of fish during a relatively short season. 4) It matters to residents' quality of life that Ospreys, Mergansers, Eagles, and Kingfishers can ever regain their former numbers. 5)The number of Loons—and even Cormorants—appear to be diminished this year. Given these statements about the deminished population of fish eating birds, I'm curious about what is going to happen after 15 tons of herbicide is applied to "kill" milfoil in Moultonborough this fall.